3/26/2025 (9:30am – 11:30am)
YWCA Metropolitan Chicago- Developmental Screenings
Acclaim at Hinsdale Lake Clubhouse 16 West 610 Honeysuckle Rose Lane, Willowbrook, Illinois 60527
We are providing free developmental screenings for children age 0-5. Eligible participants are able to receive a free stroller or wagon.
Requirements: Resident of zip code 60527
Registration: https://forms.office.com/r/1UbvQxxNwV
If you have any questions, please reach out to DeeDee Fekete, Strong Families Suburban Coordinator, andrea.fekete@ywcachicago.org
5/02/2025 (8:30am – 2:00pm)
Bensenville School District 2- Developmental Screenings
Tioga Elementary School, 212 Memorial Rd, Bensenville, IL 60106
Schools in the North DuPage Special Education Cooperative (NDSEC) screen children from birth to 5 years of age in the areas of vision, hearing, motor development, and language skills. Screening results are provided to the parent/guardian after the child has been screened by trained educators.
In District 2, these screenings are the first step in identifying children for District 2 Preschool classes offered through the Bensenville Early Learning Center located at Tioga School.
Call the Tioga School office at 630-766-2602 x 4275 to schedule an appointment for your child’s screening
5/16/2025 (8:30am – 2:00pm)
Bensenville School District 2- Developmental Screenings
Tioga Elementary School, 212 Memorial Rd, Bensenville, IL 60106
Schools in the North DuPage Special Education Cooperative (NDSEC) screen children from birth to 5 years of age in the areas of vision, hearing, motor development, and language skills. Screening results are provided to the parent/guardian after the child has been screened by trained educators.
In District 2, these screenings are the first step in identifying children for District 2 Preschool classes offered through the Bensenville Early Learning Center located at Tioga School.
Call the Tioga School office at 630-766-2602 x 4275 to schedule an appointment for your child’s screening
Welcome to DuPage All Our Kids Early Childhood Collaboration (DAECC)
The DAECC’s mission is to bring together early childhood professionals, parents, and community stakeholders to promote the healthy development of young children and to ensure that all children have access to high-quality early childhood programs and services.
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"After discussing this with our Director of Parents as Teachers, Rhonda Eubanks, we think there are many benefits to investing in Early Childhood programs, such as healthier brain development, higher educational outcomes, and increased social and emotional development. Higher quality childcare leads to more productive lives in adulthood, creating stronger family bonds, healthier families, and positive contributions to the community and society as a whole."
Amber QuirkRegional Superintendent, DuPage Regional Office of Education
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"Investing in early childhood initiatives and programs connects our youngest community members to a future of possibilities now. It provides young DuPage neighbors with a safety net of support that their care circle may need in raising a strong and empowered future leader and changemaker."
Sarah O'DonnellCEO, Tri-Town YMCA
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“As a business owner and consultant, I recognize the importance of acquiring workplace competencies. Preparing our future workforce begins with quality early childhood education. Our babies and preschoolers learn so much in their first three years that relates to their competencies in their future employment. It is not Just about what they learn in Kindergarten but what they learn to be ready for Kindergarten. Now is the time to invest in the workforce of the future and the leaders of tomorrow.”
Anna WeselakCEO, Weselak & Associates
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"Investing in early childhood care and education refreshes our country's founding promise, made right at the Emancipation Proclamation, that all are created equal and entitled to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Well supported early childhood care and education promotes equity and social justice, inclusive economic growth and advancing sustainable development."
David RothExecutive Director, DuPage Federation on Human Services Reform
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“Investing in early childhood education is essential. It lays the foundation for lifelong learning, cognitive and social development, and wellbeing. High-quality early education significantly reduces future social cost, closes the achievement gap, and provides children with the skills to succeed.”
Shelley Bromberek-LambertChief Resilience Officer, YWCA Metropolitan Chicago
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"Investing in early childhood education is important because it lays the groundwork for lifelong learning and helps to ensure a brighter future for all children and our community."
Gina Strafford-AhmedAdministrator of Intake & Referral, DuPage Community Services
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